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Medical Detox

Medical Detox in Montana

New Frontier Recovery Center's medical detox in Huntley, Montana is the medically monitored first step of recovery, clearing alcohol or drugs from the body while a clinical team manages withdrawal. The six-bed detox unit (ASAM Level 3.7-WM) uses a scheduled medication protocol, clients rest in private rooms, and Suboxone is used during detox where clinically appropriate.

Medically monitored withdrawal in a private six-bed detox unit (ASAM Level 3.7-WM)
A scheduled medication protocol managed by the clinical team
Private detox rooms for rest and recovery
Suboxone used during detox where clinically appropriate

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Understanding the program

What is Medical Detox?

Medical detox (medically monitored withdrawal) is the supervised first step of treatment that clears alcohol or drugs from the body while a clinical team manages withdrawal. At New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana, it takes place in a private six-bed unit at ASAM Level 3.7-WM, just outside Billings.

Because the body adapts to a substance over time, stopping suddenly can be dangerous. A scheduled medication protocol and around-the-clock monitoring keep the hardest early days safe, and detox leads directly into residential treatment on the same property.

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What It Treats
  • Alcohol
  • Opioids, heroin & fentanyl
  • Benzodiazepines & stimulants
How It Works
  • 24-hour clinical monitoring
  • Scheduled medication protocol
  • Private detox rooms
What to Expect
  • Intake & stabilization on day 1
  • Symptoms managed early
  • Step-down to residential care
Medications
  • Team-directed decisions
  • Suboxone where appropriate
  • A comfort-focused protocol
Medical detox is a level of care set by a clinical assessment; not everyone who seeks treatment needs it.

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How treatment works

What to Expect During Medical Detox at New Frontier

Licensed by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, New Frontier pairs detox with residential treatment on one private property near Billings, with a 24-hour admissions line and confidential insurance verification.

IntakeDay 1

Assessment and stabilization

A clinical assessment and supportive medication begin on arrival, and the client settles into a private detox room.

Acute withdrawalEarly days

Symptoms managed

Symptoms are typically most intense in the first days and are managed with monitoring and a scheduled medication protocol to keep a client safe and comfortable.

EasingFollowing days

Symptoms subside

Physical symptoms ease and the clinical team prepares the client for the next level of care while stabilization continues.

Step-downWhen ready

Into residential care

Length of stay is clinically driven. When ready, a client steps directly into residential treatment on the same property.

Detox is the first step, and no one takes it alone

Our admissions team can arrange a confidential assessment and, when detox is appropriate, coordinate a safe arrival at our Huntley facility. Call us or verify insurance to begin.

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Medication support: During detox, the medical team manages withdrawal on a scheduled medication protocol, and Suboxone is used where clinically appropriate for opioid use. All medication decisions are made by the medical team based on the client's needs.

Why New Frontier

Why Choose Our Medical Detox Program in Montana?

01

Medically monitored from day one

Withdrawal is managed on a scheduled medication protocol with clinical staff present, so the hardest early days are handled safely and comfortably.

02

Private detox rooms

The six-bed unit gives each client a private room to rest in during withdrawal, in a calm and supervised setting.

03

A seamless step into residential care

Detox and residential treatment share one Huntley property, so a client moves into the next level of care without a disruptive handoff.

04

Suboxone where appropriate

For opioid use, Suboxone is used during detox when the medical team determines it is clinically appropriate.

05

A small, private setting

With only six detox beds, the unit is quiet and closely supervised, and staff know each client.

06

Confidential, verified admissions

One confidential call covers a screening and insurance verification, with benefits confirmed before a client commits.

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Inside Our Huntley Detox Facility

A calm, private setting just outside Billings, where detox and residential care share one property.

Six private detox rooms, eight residential beds, and shared therapy and living spaces, designed for healing rather than a hospital.

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Where we serve

Medical Detox Serving Billings and Montana

New Frontier Recovery Center provides medical detox at 591 Squaw Creek Rd in Huntley, Montana, just outside Billings, serving adults from across the state. The admissions team coordinates a safe arrival in one confidential call.

Questions

Medical Detox FAQs

What is medical detox?
Medical detox is a short, structured program that keeps a client safe and as comfortable as possible while the body adjusts to the absence of a substance. A clinical team monitors symptoms and administers medication on a schedule to reduce discomfort and manage risk.
How long does detox take?
Length of stay is clinically driven and depends on the substance, the client's health, and how they respond. The care team reassesses throughout, and detox flows directly into residential treatment on the same property.
Which substances does New Frontier detox from?
The program supports withdrawal from alcohol, opioids such as heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulants such as methamphetamine and cocaine, and polysubstance use.
What medications are used during detox?
The medical team manages withdrawal on a scheduled medication protocol, and Suboxone is used during detox where clinically appropriate. All medication decisions are made by the medical team based on each client's needs.
Is smoking allowed?
Yes. Smoking is permitted during designated times.
What happens after detox?
Clients step directly into residential treatment (ASAM Level 3.5) on the same Huntley property, so care continues without a disruptive handoff.
How do I start?
Call our admissions line at (406) 717-7625, answered 24 hours a day. We talk through the situation, complete a screening, and verify insurance confidentially before anything is committed.